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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1949
Page
5
Local groups list upcoming activities for mid October including Girl Scout committee meeting at City Hall Circle 3, First Christian church choir rehearsal, and WSCS circle meetings. Circles share programs on home mission schools, world day of prayer planned for October 26, with social hours and refreshments observed.
Henry J. Taylor discusses weekly topics on the ABC Network every Monday evening, delivering analysis and commentary to viewers.
Circle of the First Baptist Church shifts its meeting to the third Monday at 7 30 p.m. in the educational building. Ms Joe Keesey and son Jacy depart for Pittsburgh Pa to join Bir Keesey in residence there. Circle 2 of the Women’s Council at First Christian Church met at 230 p.m. in the church parlors. Mrs Theo Bonds hosted. Mrs W W Duckett led the program with assistance from Mrs Nellie Dinkins Mrs Ghosi Cox and Mrs Cline Franks. Refreshments were served to 12 members. In the senatorial race Tony Bayette of Hope defeated George Stafford of Glenwood.
Henderson State Teachers voters elected freshmen and sophomores leaders on September 28. Sammy Anderson of Hot Springs ran unopposed for sophomore president. John McLeod of Hope defeated Mason Woods of Lewisville for freshman president. Jimmy Whale of Ashdown was unopposed for freshman vice president.
Hospital notes list Julia Chester and several Mrs. and Master names receiving admissions in various towns including Stamps Washington and Hope. Rt 4 couple Mr and Mrs John T Turner announce the arrival of a son on October 3. A discharge notes Miss Laverne Ricey from Patmas.
Mr and Mrs Kart McFall of Lewisville announce the arrival of a baby boy on Oct 3 in a local birth notice.
Clow Training School Chapter of New Farmers of America joined the Annual Fair of the Third District Livestock Show at Hope. They won a third place on a booth and multiple individual prizes among NFA boys. Winners include A D Johnson fifth in Hybrid corn Lespedeza Hay Barnell Sampson second best quart of syrup Barnell Sampson peas Leon Whitmore second Azell Scoggins third Cleveland Starrist Franklin White second.
The text lists Sevator Booth third and Vernon Starr first with nuts and honey prizes. Barnell Sampson received the most awards. The chapter plans more activity for the next annual fair with a value of $980.
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